Homewood Suites by Hilton Dallas - Park Central Area (Texas) Hotel - Reviews and Rates

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Family time

A travel blog entry by stevek28

Had a leisurely morning .
Stephen and I took a walk and then we went with Aileen to meet her son Bruce and Jennifer at their home in Dallas.
We all went out to lunch at "The Porch" restaurant. Delicious appetizer, great entrees and even room for blueberry crisp w/vanilla ice cream.
Walked around Barnes and Noble and back ...

Two days in Rockwall,TX

A travel blog entry by stevek28

Last night's buffet was pretty good. I enjoyed some Southern delights, Okra, banana pudding, and collards.
Stephen went for the fried Southern specialities including, chicken, catfish, shrimp and yes frogs legs.
This morning we set out for Rockwall , Texas and my cousin Aileen's home, We finished the John Grisham book while driving yesterday and today we were listening to the ...

Happy Birthday Leon!

A travel blog entry by walshfamily

... the parking lot. We actually got to park near the grass and had a perfect grassy area to set up our chairs and small table and have lunch. The weather was perfect, in the mid 60's. Each of the kids got to bring a friend and my parents came with us. It was great fun for ...

Dallas...a city full of illuminated skyscrapers!

A travel blog entry by lyndsayfell

... a few Christmas lights scattered around for good measure. The buildings are a stunning mixture of modern skyscrapers and what appear to be old buildings with moulded pillars and architraves! The hotel is great again...I would highly recommend crowne plaza hotels to anyone! We popped out to explore the city and find some food...compared to Houston this place is ...

Packing List

A travel blog entry by farmerstravel

... Rain jackets were an absolute must. We learned quickly to always have our rain jackets with us. Don't be fooled by a sunny day in Ireland! The weather can change very, very rapidly. We brought rain pants, but didn't use them. Our synthetic pants dried quickly enough. If you plan on doing some hiking through the woods or backcountry, I'd say bring the rain pants, otherwise you can leave them at home.